Thousands attend Lim festival in Bac Ninh

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The annual Lim festival falls on the 12th and 13th days of the first lunar month, or February 2 and February 3 this year.
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The festival mainly takes place in the Hong Van Mountain, or Lim Mountain area which attracts the most visitors.
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Diverse activities are held throughout the festival, including folk games, love duet singing, and calligraphy.
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A performance of love duet songs put on by children in Hoan Son commune of Tien Du district receives plenty of enthusiastic applause from locals and tourists.

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Female singers make trầu (betel and areca nut), an ancient snack, for visitors to enjoy at the festival.

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Some visitors ask for calligraphy works from scholars, a tradition in the new lunar year.
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Artisans perform a love duet while on a dragon boat.

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